Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14
Maiden 4 Judith Landing Line.
LOCAL NEWS.
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THAT cand Jury WIS ~ grand success.
Court proceedings ia another column.
All kinds OF job work done ut this Office.
Considerable rustlng after bonds this
week.
Court adjourned at twelve O'Clock. sat
urday night.
sheriff Beck and his deputies were kept
busy last week.
Trou, will bite better by the time the
Judge gets around again.
Strangers say the Judith Basin is the
garden spot Of Montana.
Repor, a. the proceedings oil County
commissioners will be found elsewhere.
The Judge and his party left for tho
Springs sunday noon during the stor"'
1T. Douglas is through burning his Kiln /
Of lime aud is now prepared I" I'LL orders
can't w, have sidewalks before court
meets again? II would he good scheme
Wilbur =. SANDERS and Warren T""le "i
Helena. will lbc here ut the September term
Of court.
n n. Canine Of Cottonwood. and Barr
smith ol Teavcr cicek, were in town On
Tuesday.
The commissioners have placed the valu-
alton ON cattle at $50 per head aud sheep
at 50 per head.
S.W. Darling was taken sick last week
and has been confined to his room Tor II
number Of days.
Me,srs. BuckN Hunt and lngersoll leit
town for ~. Benton ON Monday going by.
the way Of Broo. > ranch.
The A,ars oGi,e received many pleasant
calls durit. cour, week, and our smbscr'i'-
tion list contuiis n number of new names.
There * now - law for the determination
az rrairie do-- We next need II law Tor
the cnr-tailmcnt ur auuihilation of town
dogs.
.ias. II. Moe is expected in Lowistown
u-..ii. ,,,,un. W, have il from good author
i,v that - two story building will certainly
be erected.
John ARNOLD started for the upper Mus
sclshell country yesterday morning with
Ut,le MAY stevens, who is to he adopted
NY Mr.. Ralph Berry.
That ditch WAS 10 I've six feet on top
four feet on the bottom" and-and- we'll
well. thought we never would forget tbs
dimensions 81 that ditch.
There was more litigation at this term %
court than was expected. \ two week'
term will he held in September, commene
ing ON the second Monday.
4 Georgia man is said to have dug mp Al
Indian idol worth $50. Out west thS,
say the Indian idol only costs about sl."'
"a gallon.-"Bosting paper.
The ditch ease of culnan W Lineoln,too
up three days Of the session. While II wa
of .rea, interest to the Gtigants II wa
unitcresting to the audience.
When the lawyers were having 81 niue
controversy over 1.-The big couee' we hear
"A man in the audience say he would brin
IL into court for $3.50 aud mileage.
J.. w. Leland has bought an interes
with Chas. Lehman in his Cottonwoo
store. Mr.. Leland is an old timer !
the territory. See notice elsewhere.
The most Of those indicted by the gran
Jury have given bonds and are released irol
custody. The bonds Of Charles Lear
Si5.o0o, were secured without difficulty.
Eighteen inches of snow fell at tbct fir
of the week. The White sulphur sprin'
party made start from the gap Monda
morning but were compelled To return
Tibet.
Miss T.. NJ. smith, of schenectady, y.
sister of our county attorney. arrived
town ON Tuesdays coach. Miss smith ID;
been visiting friends in Minnesota al
Dakota during the winter.
II Doe. Hanson would get couple
GUINEA hens now to match his turk
robbler aud that interesting dog the peoi
in this end of town could manage Ia he'
awake during the day time.
Mrs. =. W. Meadow started her tea
this morning for her mines at Made
heavy loaded. in new Mitchell wag
bought oi Williston a Camp company, al
a new harness bought of 'has. knc'
--Gazctte-
In Justice to sheriff Beck with regard
prisoners names not appearing On the
register. as found by the grand jury,
should he stated that the prisoners who
names did not appear, were put IN laii
night before under new indictments.
Postmaster Vivian has a letter address
10 Frederick Stein, ESQ, Fergus coun
Montana Territory. U. :. of Americ'
No town is named in the address. Part
knowing Mr.. Stein should inform him.
letter is postniarke.i stuttgart. Germal
\ number of citizens OF Wolf Creek la
been in town this week attending the la
case between James T.. Garner and Geo
r. Duncan. The hearing was had bel
Judge Mcagher-,iarner being rrpre-en
by Mr.. Mcfarland and Duncan by
Won robel.
There il said TO DE only one female tr,
bone player in the country. Yet ~ ret